The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-11-01
LOCAL..


this week at Hayes.
Sunday last was the 21st Sunday after
Trinity.
Just received a fine lot of nice Apples
at F. c.. Mitchell &c Bro. S.
1t rained every day last week except |
Remember the ice cream festival and
oyster supper tonight.
A cross (X) mark on your paper
means your subscription is due.
Boston milk stews, at Hayes oyster
Saloon, only % cents.
Mr.. A J. Bateman left yesterday Tor
Petersburg on visit to his mother.
Fishermen are preparing for the COM
ing season. We wish them good one
OYSTERS on toast, at Hayes Oyster Sa-
loon, only 25 cts; come and try them.
Attend the ice cream festival and oys-
ter supper tonight at the Court House.
The circus season has come. We Won
der if they'll all give US the go-Oy this
year.
Chesnuts, Grapes, Chesnuts, Apples
Chesnuts and Chinquipins, at r. u
Mitchell & Bros.
Several of our citizens spent Sunday
at Ballard 3 Bridge attending the Union
meeting.
Just received fine lot of fresh Ches-
nuts-no worms-s selling cheap at r. y.
Mitchell & Bro. s.
Pleased to shake hands with Mr.. John
A. Moore, of Halifax, on Saturday. he
was looking well.
Owing to bad weather OH Sunday the
churches and Sunday schools were
poorly attended.
A cold wave passed over the city on
Sunday evening-changing the atmos-
phere considerably.
Eggs are now selling at 20 cents. AT
this rate, we suppose, by Christmas
they'll be near forty cents.
FOR SALE-The best driving Horse IN
Edenton, with comparatively new Dog
Cart and Harness. For terms apply 10
NJ. F. Bond, Esq.
Tonight the girls will have the ice
cream festival and oyster supper at the
Court House. Go and help the girls get
their hymn book and bible.
We were glad to meet Mr.. 4; H.
KELLEY. typo on the Cincinnati Com
merciai. on Sunday last. Mr.. Kelley is
here on a visit to his sister, Mrs. w. V.
Elliott.
! The man who appreciates the efforts
of a paper to build up the interests OF
the town and county in which 1t Is es-
tablished will pay his subscription
omptly.-Ex.
Politics are getting hot in Virginia
Brady in his turn is knifng Mahone-
From all reports, prospects seems TO De
fair for the democracy. North Carolina
will have it next year.
AS the cold weather approaches, we
again urge you to examine your Hues,
pipes, chimneys, fire-places and stoves
and see that they are in perfect order.
Carelesness causes SO many disastrous
fires.
In this issue we present to our readers
the advertisement of Mitchell Bee
Hive Store. Give it your attention read
ers. great bargains are offered. The Bee
Hive knows how to cater to the people
wants.
Something should be done to place a
wharf along East Water street-foot OF
the Green. 1t is shame to allow the
street to be washed away. Can some
thing be done to put wharf there! ;!
COuncilmen, see to it.
The ice cream festival and oyster sup
per. for the benefit of the Baptist church
at this place, which was to have been
held at the Court House Friday night
last. was postponed on account OF the
inclemency of the weather until TO-
night.
We acknowledge pleasant coll on
vesteI day from Capt. Lick. ciever,
wholesoul gentlema and masrer o. ST
Roper. Come again, = en>, or "a q
string hangs on the outside o our ONCE
for YOU. We always welcome oar
friends.
Mr.. NJ. E. Elliott, of ou- ci.y, 1ep e
sents the firm Of Lewis Jones & Co.
Comm ssion merchants, a-d dealecs
oysters, fish. etc., Calvert street, la
more. Nd. Parties wishing % mahe
orc ers would do well 10 toward ahenl
through him.
Mr.. G. F. Wright, formerly Fore emar
of the ENQUIRER Office, VIII leave IN
week for nis home IN Peoe sOu- =. Nj
Wright is police ana pollsnec ge1Gie
man OF standing and we com mend a I'd
as sucn to the favor of re craft wnef'
ever he may chance to De.
Our prediction, made earlier IN the
season, that EdentOn would ENJOY
large trade this fall, is now being fully
realized. The merchants tell US business
is good and continues on the increase
Trade on Saturday was very good, not
withstanding the week being bad one